Small cultivar of Clematis. Hard to say which specifically.
AlternativeKey2551
Balloon flower possibly?
Beginning-One7618
Campanula (Bellflower)
mahoniacadet
Amazing to see the botanical diversity in the comments! I’ll make a fifth guess, based on the big anthers – delphinium or larkspur
Nuitsoleil
I didn’t know Zinnias are edible flowers.
NotDaveButToo
These look like African violets to me. None too tasty
AkoNi-Nonoy
Hunky Dory Blue Delphinium. We usually see them in a stalk but this is how they look when you separate each blooms.
Im not sure why this is added along with clematis when they’re poisonous. Guess guests on this event are having a keepsake to remember- digestive issues 😂
Steelcutgoat
Did they run out of frosting?
Kind_Physics_1383
Delphinium, Dahlia and Clematis. None are safe to eat.
Serious-Knee-5768
100% sure those are delphiniums and are famously toxic, even in very small amounts. This has to be rage bait.
They look like larkspur, aka “cow poison”. Not a good decoration for a cake.
Additional-Shake-320
Campanula or bell flowers.
SM1955
What about the icing? Does it look ridiculously skimpy to anyone else? Like they only put on a crumb layer, not a top layer.
Not, admittedly, as bad as killing clients with flowers
Sigraham
Looks like a baloon flower.
justjoonreddit
Borage?
Goodbye_nagasaki
Lololol oh shit….I’m a floral designer and I’ve definitely put delphinium on cakes (plus I touch this flower like 10000 times a week) – did not know it was toxic. Never killed anyone to my knowledge.
ViennaGobbles
It looks like campanula (bellflowers) to me personally, and that is an edible flower if that happens to be what it is.
No-Part-6248
As a florist never ever put flower shop or bought flowers stuck in a cake only use fgod edible ones or fake with Saran Wrap on the stems this is just plain ignorance
mi_puckstopper
Borage.
Away-Distance4109
Are we gonna talk about the fact that those flowers are 100% purple not blue!
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Small cultivar of Clematis. Hard to say which specifically.
Balloon flower possibly?
Campanula (Bellflower)
Amazing to see the botanical diversity in the comments! I’ll make a fifth guess, based on the big anthers – delphinium or larkspur
I didn’t know Zinnias are edible flowers.
These look like African violets to me. None too tasty
Hunky Dory Blue Delphinium. We usually see them in a stalk but this is how they look when you separate each blooms.
Im not sure why this is added along with clematis when they’re poisonous. Guess guests on this event are having a keepsake to remember- digestive issues 😂
Did they run out of frosting?
Delphinium, Dahlia and Clematis. None are safe to eat.
100% sure those are delphiniums and are famously toxic, even in very small amounts. This has to be rage bait.
Is it safe to stick non-edible plants into food?
Phacelia
https://fiftyflowers.com/products/light-blue-delphinium-flower?variant=44207938371746&srsltid=AfmBOor4d759B5sFNri5FUhUcn2PMlHReULGoNd76vS8lvza3G1hVQR0eh4 These definitely are individual delphinium blossoms. They come in many shades of light blue to dark purple.
It’s borage.
platycodon
That’s a poorly frosted cake.
Campanula?
Its not delphinium-calm down
They look like larkspur, aka “cow poison”. Not a good decoration for a cake.
Campanula or bell flowers.
What about the icing? Does it look ridiculously skimpy to anyone else? Like they only put on a crumb layer, not a top layer.
Not, admittedly, as bad as killing clients with flowers
Looks like a baloon flower.
Borage?
Lololol oh shit….I’m a floral designer and I’ve definitely put delphinium on cakes (plus I touch this flower like 10000 times a week) – did not know it was toxic. Never killed anyone to my knowledge.
It looks like campanula (bellflowers) to me personally, and that is an edible flower if that happens to be what it is.
As a florist never ever put flower shop or bought flowers stuck in a cake only use fgod edible ones or fake with Saran Wrap on the stems this is just plain ignorance
Borage.
Are we gonna talk about the fact that those flowers are 100% purple not blue!